13 December and latest 20 December issue
The Island Sun has made its 13 December 2025 digital edition available and has followed with a new free digital edition for 20 December 2025, posted on the paper’s website with a direct download link. Residents can read and download both issues online to stay updated on holiday schedules, community notices and events.
The Island Sun continues to provide free digital access to its weekly issues for BVI residents and those overseas. The paper’s 13 December 2025 digital edition remains available and offers the usual mix of local news, community updates, opinion pieces and advertising useful during the holiday season.
Building on that, Island Sun published a fresh digital edition on 20 December 2025. The paper’s post titled "Digital Editions – 20 DECEMBER 25" directs readers to a "Read Now" button and a downloadable PDF hosted on Google Drive (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s7327LyjEkLX2njpR83pV0tUqN_CVCm5/view?usp=sharing), making the latest issue instantly accessible on phones, tablets and computers, according to the Island Sun website.
Both digital editions are practical tools for residents preparing for the holiday period. They aggregate public notices and community announcements in one place, so readers should scan the issues for updates from government departments, changes to transport and utility schedules, and notices that may affect travel or opening hours over the coming weeks.
The Island Sun’s editions typically highlight holiday programming, charity drives and safety reminders that are helpful for families and community groups planning seasonal activities. The online format also helps those away from home to keep up with local matters including cultural events, school notices, business announcements and classifieds.
Digital copies can be shared easily with family overseas, saved for later reference, or printed if a hard copy is needed. This convenience is particularly useful during December when timely information about services and events can change rapidly. Readers looking for the latest issue can click the Read Now link posted by Island Sun for the 20 December edition, or access the paper’s digital link to view the 13 December issue.
Both releases were posted on the Island Sun website; the 20 December post explicitly instructs readers to "read the latest digital edition" and use the provided button to open the PDF, per the paper’s online post. If you spot items of community interest — such as upcoming events, changes to transport or utility schedules, or public announcements — consider contacting the Island Sun to suggest coverage or to place a notice.
Subscribing to the Island Sun or following their online channels remains the best way to receive immediate updates and future digital editions. Local newspapers remain a central source of information for the BVI community, and the continued release of free digital editions ensures that news stays accessible to readers at home and abroad during the busy holiday season.
Primary source: Island Sun